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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
You mean further war? It doesn't break out, people cause it. Then those people might, for example, lie about peace talks to make $Billions on futures trades. They're not likely to go to war against people with long-range missiles
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
>And "require longer support" doesn't fix it because many of the vendors will go out of business. Do you mean 'out of business so they cannot provide updates'? Because, if you mean cheap companies won't be a
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
>"We can create our own implementation of a drop-down box" Have been using MS "Dynamics" and wanted to add custom styling as a user. Even small lists/tables have all the off-screen elements destroyed so you can&#
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
To house people. Shelter is a basic need.
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Seems to address the proximal issue but perhaps leaves open use in a chaining attack?
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
The exploit doesn't rely on the path being predictable though. As I read it the .snap is expired and pruned, then the exploiter makes their own .snap in /tmp, then snap-confine assumes that the new .snap is the old one and execute
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
Anyone should be allowed to buy/do anything at any age, why have any restrictions that's a parent's responsibility! /s A proper society raises their new generations. Yes, rights and responsibilities fall mostly to paren
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
>but some times their children is in care of a school? And not only that but some of those times are dinner break, on a school campus with a thousand other kids and barely any supervision. Even if phones are banned, it's easy to hid
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by pbhjpbhj 7mo ago
You mean 'as well as', right?
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Never heard of "bimbos"/"himbos"?
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Here's my hypothesis from ignorance: I don't know much about South America but understand that they freeze dry potatoes on high slopes? Perhaps they dry best in these holes, the community built them together, like building an oven
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
>our Reinforcement Learning reading group there // Anyone else, like me, imagining ML models embodied as Androids attending what amounts to a book club? (I can't quite shake the image of them being little CodeBullets with
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
There are systems in place to prevent fast back-and-forth arguments. Not having a mentions functionality for those who wish to use it doesn't seem to to change anything around over-heated discussions. I'd make @ a page like '
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Ha, I had never heard of this effect despite having studied Kamiokande (well neutrinos, at least) as part of a mini-dissertation for my B.Sc. However, looking for sources relating to leaching by ultra pure water (UPW) not much turned up. I
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
What does 'a legal approach' mean where there is no rule of law? USA just bombed another country without having a domestic legal basis for that. Can't imagined they're holding back on AI use that is illegal -- even textb
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Only every implementation is [through] a program? Interestingly the UK Supreme Court ruled on this in the Emotional Perception AI case - though I'd need to check if that was obiter (not part of the legal ruling itself).
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
>5. Trump sees a political reason Like, they haven't paid me a bribe? That seems to be the only "politics" at play in Trumps head.
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Perfect fact checking, sure, but fact checking to the point of "this information comes from here", this person said this in this video, et cetera , is attainable.
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Cut off those using ad hominems. Fact check. All opinion should be labelled. Only one identity per person. Any associations or biases are public. Do all that then I can't see what's hard about it ;oP. Genuinely though, I think tho
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
What bias did you have in mind?
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Your tone is sarcastic, which makes it hard to follow what you intend. >They get banned! Isn't the point that 'they' get lessons in proper debate.
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
>post they make Will they realise their life has devolved to pretending an LLM is them and watching whilst the LLM interfaces {I was going to say 'interacts', not this fits!} with other bots. Will they then go outside whilst &#
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Remotely cutting off European allied nations personnel from IT access to private US companies at the whim of someone having a tantrum? That seems new.
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
Well the theory is the market will offer alternatives that allow consumers to choose the best products. But in reality capitalists get to choose the products and use advertising to brainwash us into wanting whatever shit they're shovel
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
The fundamental frequencies of voice are below half that, I think that means you can use it to determine what is said writing it's sensitivity range.
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
I don't know what your problem is, your comments so far are all low effort and not really contributing to the conversation. Your language is not acceptable here. If you're not already shadow-banned I suspect that's the way yo
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
But they're required by laws of their own country to lie, presumably. There are certainly game-like aspects.
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
He lied originally, kinda. He made a cypher with a school friend, which cypher was handed by a stranger to the FBI and investigated. That one possible outcome of the investigation might be 'the subject is a Japanese spy' doesn&#x2
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
It may well be a terrible analogy, but your comparison is also terrible. Basic expectation for any web business is security sufficient to not leak PII (and it's the law almost everywhere). Meanwhile no-one expects, as a basic requireme
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by pbhjpbhj 8mo ago
My first go at paying MS for anything was buying Minecraft for a child, it was pain from start to finish. I'd bought Minecraft twice from Mojang, simple as.

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